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Comments by "Mike2342" (@Mike5487-hy8en) on "‘Just Mind Your Own Business’: Tim Walz Fires Back At JD Vance Over Abortion Stances | VP Debate" video.

@orestetorres4261 Be more triggered 🤣
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@EducatingDims247 But most can. Can a fetus?
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@Aaron-ng8vr Where in the defintion of the world fetus does it say "child" ?
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@EducatingDims247 So now you're moving the goalpost. First we were at child, now we are at offspring. lol
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@EducatingDims247 Why are you trying to deflect and move the goalpost? This is not saving you from the fact that a fetus is not a child. hahaha
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@EducatingDims247 We have been over this already and you have yet to point out where it says child from three hours ago lol
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@EducatingDims247 The one who is deflecting is you, who cant admit a fetus and a child are two different things. Just like an embryo and a fetus are two different things. Why do you think you know better then doctors?
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@Aaron-ng8vr You are wrong. Those words? 🤣
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@EducatingDims247 Lets ask the national institute of health what the stages of childhood are! "Postnatal stage: The process of postnatal growth and development happens together but at different rates. The growth occurs by discontinuous saltatory spurts with a stagnant background. There are five significant phases in human growth and development, Infancy (neonate and up to one year age) Toddler ( one to five years of age) CHILDhood (three to eleven years old) - early childhood is from three to eight years old, and middle childhood is from nine to eleven years old. Adolescence or teenage (from 12 to 18 years old) Adulthood 🤣
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@EducatingDims247 Huh, would you look at that. Science has clearly given a defined stark difference between a fetus and a child. 🤣😂
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@EducatingDims247 I literally just gave you a very detailed definition from the national institute of health. Cope
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@EducatingDims247 But I would really enjoy watching you try and explain why you think you know better then the national institute of health. Go on! 🤣😂
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@EducatingDims247 Webster's offspring noun the product of the reproductive processes of a person
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@EducatingDims247 Dictionary offspring noun :a descendant That better?
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@EducatingDims247 Is this the game you really want to play? Just embarrassing yourself
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@EducatingDims247 You're projecting and running away in shame. Do you need to look up those definitions ? hahahaha
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@EducatingDims247 You're not a child until you're three. Take it up with the national institute of health if you dont like it
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@EducatingDims247 Not a fetus. Cope lol
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@Aaron-ng8vr trying to conflate development stages to parentage is just embarrassing for you. Do I need to refer you to the national institute of health again? 😂
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@EducatingDims247 You're projecting.
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@Aaron-ng8vr the national institute of health "Postnatal stage: The process of postnatal growth and development happens together but at different rates. The growth occurs by discontinuous saltatory spurts with a stagnant background. There are five significant phases in human growth and development, Infancy (neonate and up to one year age) Toddler ( one to five years of age) CHILDhood (three to eleven years old) - early childhood is from three to eight years old, and middle childhood is from nine to eleven years old. Adolescence or teenage (from 12 to 18 years old) Adulthood
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@EducatingDims247 It couldn't be more obvious that you know you're wrong. You're not fooling anyone
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@EducatingDims247 The national institute of health proves otherwise
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@EducatingDims247 Nope. Literally never been a child. Take it up with doctors if you dont like it
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@EducatingDims247 "Postnatal stage: The process of postnatal growth and development happens together but at different rates. The growth occurs by discontinuous saltatory spurts with a stagnant background. There are five significant phases in human growth and development, Infancy (neonate and up to one year age)Toddler ( one to five years of age)CHILDhood (three to eleven years old) - early childhood is from three to eight years old, and middle childhood is from nine to eleven years old. Adolescence or teenage (from 12 to 18 years old) Adulthood
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@EducatingDims247 "Postnatal stage: The process of postnatal growth and development happens together but at different rates. The growth occurs by discontinuous saltatory spurts with a stagnant background. There are five significant phases in human growth and development, Infancy (neonate and up to one year age)Toddler ( one to five years of age)CHILDhood (three to eleven years old) - early childhood is from three to eight years old, and middle childhood is from nine to eleven years old. Adolescence or teenage (from 12 to 18 years old) Adulthood
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@EducatingDims247 child (chīld) Noun 1. a. A person between birth and puberty.
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@EducatingDims247 Mosby's dictionary of medicine: "A persons of ether sex between the TIME OF BIRTH and adolescence" 🤣
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@EducatingDims247 Websters child noun Synonyms of child 1 a : a young person especially between infancy and puberty
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@EducatingDims247 Funny how all these medical institutions and texts say you're clueless. You're literally just making stuff up. Not a single citation .🤣
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@EducatingDims247 Yes you get it now! We are talking about the stages of growth. Thats literally what the points. Please continue to embarrass yourself my entertainment
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@EducatingDims247 None of these are my definitions. These are official definitions. right out of dictionaries and medical texts. You're just ignorant.
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@EducatingDims247 PS embryos aren't children either as you just admitted
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@EducatingDims247 "A persons of ether sex between the time of birth and adolescence"
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@EducatingDims247 Websters child noun Synonyms of child 1 a : a young person especially between infancy and puberty
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@EducatingDims247 You don't get to make up your own definitions. Sorry
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@EducatingDims247 You don't get to make up your own definitions. Sorry Educating you was fun lol
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@EducatingDims247 Here is a reminder of what the development process is "Postnatal stage: The process of postnatal growth and development happens together but at different rates. The growth occurs by discontinuous saltatory spurts with a stagnant background. There are five significant phases in human growth and development, Infancy (neonate and up to one year age)Toddler ( one to five years of age)CHILDhood (three to eleven years old) - early childhood is from three to eight years old, and middle childhood is from nine to eleven years old. Adolescence or teenage (from 12 to 18 years old) Adulthood
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@EducatingDims247 Now you're trying to make up the development process. You even moved the goalpost. Please continue embarrassing yourself for my entertainment hahahaha
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@EducatingDims247 Na, you keep changing you're story because you don't have a clue. You dont dont want to admit you're wrong. Take it up with our various medical institutions if you dont like it.
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@EducatingDims247 again, take it up with our various medical institutions if you dont like it. Cope
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@EducatingDims247 Again, you dont get to make up your own definitions, we have been over this. Go get the national institute of health, and all the rest to update their websites if you dont like it
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@EducatingDims247 No, I think you cant handle the fact that you're wrong. You hadn't even heard of an embryo before 🤣😂 Let me know when the national institute of health, and all those dictionary's and texts I cited update their definition's . hahah
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@EducatingDims247 Has the national institute of health updated their website yet? 🤣
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@EducatingDims247 So then you admit that a fetus is not a child. Good job!
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@EducatingDims247 Google AI says a child can speak. Can a fetus speak?
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@EducatingDims247 So the answer is no. Guess we cleared that up lol
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@EducatingDims247 When did I say a child that can speak isn't a child? Embarrassing yourself
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@EducatingDims247 Actually I didn't. I said a fetus cant speak. Because its not a child.
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@EducatingDims247 so you're saying fetus can be mute?
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@EducatingDims247 Conditions aside children can speak. Can a fetus?
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@EducatingDims247 So then conditions aside children can speak. Can a fetus?
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@EducatingDims247 Three straight days of Ls for you! hahahah
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@EducatingDims247 No, it just means they have a condition. We have been over this. Can ANY fetus speak? Its not a hard question.
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@EducatingDims247 No, it means they have a condition. How is this so hard for you to understand? Embarrassing
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@EducatingDims247 Turns out the hole was for you 🤣
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@EducatingDims247 Can a fetus speak? Yes or no?
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@EducatingDims247 Can a fetus speak? Yes or no?
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@EducatingDims247 Thats right! Because its not a child! Well done! You finally got there😂
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@EducatingDims247 Google AI says that, conditions aside, a child can speak. By your own admitison a fetus cant. Class dismissed
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@EducatingDims247 I never said that. You're clearly confused. Swing and a miss
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@EducatingDims247 Swing and a miss again. Strike 2! 🤣
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@EducatingDims247 Strike three! Better luck next time🤣
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@EducatingDims247 You can try again when you get Google AI and the various medical institutions I cited to say that a fetus can speak lol
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@EducatingDims247 You gave me a definition that talked about how a fetus is a part of the development cycle and how a child is an entirely different part of that style. We have been over this. Swing and a miss. hahaha
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@EducatingDims247 Three days and you still cant handle the fact that you are flatly wrong. hahhaha
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@Aaron-ng8vr na, you're just very confused and to stubborn to learn. Embarrassing yourself as always
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@Aaron-ng8vr But a Fetus is not a child. You lose
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